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Violin lessons - Gloria

Bachelors degree

/ 30 min

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Gloria - Violin teacher

I'm Gloria, an experienced violin tutor with over a decade of teaching expertise. Armed with a Bachelor's degree in Performing Arts, my focus is on the art of personalized learning for students at all levels, from school to college and even adult enthusiasts. My specialities range from mastering bow techniques, ear training, to diving deep into music theory and everything in between. I aim to create a nurturing space where every student can flourish, tailoring each lesson to their unique needs and aspirations. Through interactive sessions, performance opportunities, and constructive feedback, I ensure that learning the violin is not only enriching but also fun and rewarding. Join me on this musical journey, and let's hit all the right notes together!

Gloria graduated from Academy of Arts

Gloria graduated from Academy of Arts
Gloria graduated from Academy of Arts

Violin lessons overview

As a Violin tutor, my teaching methodology is centered around personalized tutoring that is technique-focused, expressive, and engaging. I offer lessons in various violin styles like Jazz, Electric, Acoustic, Baroque, and Fiddle for students of all levels, including school, college, and adult/professional learners. I utilize tech tools such as Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs), Ear Training Software, and Fingerboard Chart Apps to enhance the learning experience. By following respected curricula like A-Levels, AP Program, and IB standards, I ensure comprehensive skill development. My empathetic and progressive instruction style helps students excel in music exams, creating an enjoyable and effective learning journey.

Expertise of the violin teacher

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Scales and Arpeggios

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Music theory

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Ear training

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Bow Techniques

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Reading Music & Sight-Reading

Teaching tools used in vioin classes

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PDF Sheet Music Libraries

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DAWs

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Looping Software

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Metronome Apps

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Orchestral Accompaniments

Types of violin lessons

Violin

Violin

Jazz Violin

Jazz Violin

Electric Violin

Electric Violin

Acoustic Violin

Acoustic Violin

Baroque Violin

Baroque Violin

Fiddle Violin

Fiddle Violin

Student types for violin lessons

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Violin for advanced

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Anxiety or Stress Disorders

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Violin for beginners

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Home schooled

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All Levels

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Violin for intermediate

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Violin for adults

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Violin for kids

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Violin concept taught by Gloria

Student learned 19 days ago

The Tutor and Student worked on violin scales and exercises (169-173) focusing on finger placement, legato, and differentiating note styles. The student practiced pieces from the sheet music and received feedback on technique. The next session is scheduled for Tuesday at 10:00 a.m., with potential adjustments to be communicated.

A Major Scale Finger Arrangement

Half Note Duration & Slurs

Spiccato/Martelé with Dotted Notes

Legato Technique for Smoothness

G Major Scale Finger Placement

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Student learned 19 days ago

The Tutor and Student worked on two pieces for an upcoming violin exam, focusing on intonation, rhythm, and bowing techniques. The Student received specific feedback on finger placement, note durations, and producing harmonics. The Student will send a picture of the remaining exam pieces.

Finger Placement and Harmonics

Bow Technique: Separate Bow Strokes

Rhythmic Accuracy: Dotted Eighth and Sixteenth Notes

Intonation and Sharpness

Tempo Consistency

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Student learned about 1 month ago

The Student and Tutor reviewed the A major scale, focusing on finger placements, sharps, and the 'whole-whole-half-whole-whole-whole-half' formula. The Student practiced the "Can-Can" piece, concentrating on finger positioning and intonation. For the next session, the Student will continue practicing the A major scale and the "Can-Can" piece.

A Major Scale on the Violin

Application of Sharps in Scales

Constructing Major Scales Using the Whole-Half Step Formula

Understanding Whole and Half Steps

Applying Scales to Musical Pieces

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Student learned about 1 month ago

The Student practiced violin, including tuning, scales, and two pieces. They worked on bow control, finger placement, note recognition, and timing. As homework, the Student was assigned a new piece focusing on quarter and eighth notes.

Finger Placement and Intonation

Legato Bowing and Stroke Technique

Note Durations: Quarter and Eighth Notes

Bow Hold: Right Hand Technique

Violin Tuning (G String)

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Student learned about 2 months ago

Gloria and Reem recently focused on violin exercises, specifically refining G major scale intonation, finger placement, and bow control. Their lesson also delved into rhythmic concepts, including dotted notes and their durations. Reem's assignment for the next lesson involves practicing the first and second lines of a new piece, with an emphasis on identifying notes, strings, and finger positions.

Musical Pattern Recognition

Intonation

Eighth Notes

Dotted Notes

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Student learned about 2 months ago

In a recent violin lesson, the instructor guided a student, who resides in Fresno, through violin scales in D and G major, with a focus on intonation and bow control. They practiced a piece incorporating the fourth finger and began learning a simplified version of "Gladiator." The instructor assigned the "Gladiator" piece for practice, encouraging the student to use the provided MS score link to aid in learning the rhythm and notes.

Reading Blank Sheet Music

Bow Direction Symbols

Fourth Finger Technique

Legato Bowing

D Major Scale Intonation

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Engaging violin lessons

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Chat for quick help

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Parent feedback

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Weekend lessons

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Mobile joining

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Note taking

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